2024 FORD MUSTANG DARK HORSE | Better Than GT?

[@beavisdoubleo76]

Over the GT, The Dark Horse has More HP Forged connecting rods Different rod bearings Different cams Specially Balanced crank Different engine tuning Different springs and shock tuning Tremec Oil cooler Diff cooler Trans cooler Different aero, different front bumper with actual non fake vents and a splitter, upgraded spoiler with gurney flap 6 piston brembo brakes with notorious blue paint Bigger sway bars Unique wheels Trefeo RS tires Hand painted stripes Custom color Dark horse badging and illuminated Darkhorse projection at night Titanium shift knob Black, larger exhaust tips Upgraded interior with dark accents and indigo stitching Exclusive approach lighting

[@ifazer8akathedoctor275]

its worth $25k more especially because it has a factory warranty

[@DonMr-Sir]

This guy honestly doesn’t know what he’s talking about tbh

[@jessicaphoenix1312]

The GT Premium performance pack comews with most of that, too. Main difference is the tremmec, 305 315 tires, and GT 500 rods.

[@9originalpinstripe9]

The dark horse also come with forged internals from the gt500 and a bunch of different coolers. That’s what it’s worth the more money

[@pawg206]

Bingo! Going boost with a stock motor would be more reliable. There’s people pushing 1000hp on the gt500 daily driving no issue at all.

[@analogguy5548]

I have a 2018 GT Premium, PP1, Magna ride, active vale exhaust, 6 speed. 65,000 + miles. Love the car. Consider it to be a near perfect two person road trip car. Would consider a Dark Horse, but not for an everyday driver. I agree that $15,000 + for a street car, everyday driver is not a rational choice. I’m very likely to move on to another GT Premium in the next year or two, although it will be difficult to give up my 2018. Happy motoring 🤠

[@jessicaphoenix1312]

Keep that car as long as it is running well and you are happy with it! These new offerings are so expensive. My loaded GT Premium is a 66k car (even though I got mine for 59k) and isn't the value they used to be, even though there are a lot of small improvements.

[@JerryCecco]

I think Ford is making too many "special" Mustangs, hence, marketplace forgets all of them

[@randallmason9687]

I did a ride along at Charlotte Motor Speedway, and the Dark Horse was impressive! If you are not going to auto cross, or track it, the Dark Horse may not be for you.

[@g04tn4d0]

Is the DH better than the GT? Well simple answers based on your intended usage: If you're just trying to get to work with the occasional highway/stoplight race, then no. If you want to take that sharp corner at 90mph that's on the way to work and/or put crazy boost in the car and not have to worry about the bottom-end falling out a few years later, then yes.

[@GAMMMMMMMES]

Thanks alot

[@bobbyjones2112]

That does not look as good as the mustang GT. I don’t like all that black plastic in the front unless it’s like a super dark color like that dark matter or black, but on that red it looks bad, in my opinion.😉

[@xavierfischer6618]

Go into a turn at speeds, let's put that suspension to the test

[@G.G.001]

Nice Camaro